Translate Brazilian Address on I129F?

[Ju_Dan 0]

Hello,

Do I need to translate a Brazilian address on my form I-129F?

E.g., should I translate "Rua Sao Paulo 2100" to "Sao Paulo Street 2100?"

"Avenida do Contorno" to "Contorno Avenue?"

The consulate/embassy will use the address to send documents to my fiance, correct? Just don't want to mess this up...

Also, it's normal in Brazil for the street number to be placed after the street name. Should I leave it like that, or switch the order to number first as in the U.S.?

Thanks in advance.

[Dias Melhores 0]

Hello,

Do I need to translate a Brazilian address on my form I-129F?

E.g., should I translate "Rua Sao Paulo 2100" to "Sao Paulo Street 2100?"

"Avenida do Contorno" to "Contorno Avenue?"

The consulate/embassy will use the address to send documents to my fiance, correct? Just don't want to mess this up...

Also, it's normal in Brazil for the street number to be placed after the street name. Should I leave it like that, or switch the order to number first as in the U.S.?

Thanks in advance.

I would spell it the way it is in Brazil. That's like telling someone in Brazil that you live on "Rua Paulo" when you live on Paul Street. Anything mailed or verified in the USA would not know what "Rua Paulo" means.

[Mrs. Disney 0]

I didn't translate the address, I put it the way it is. My petition was approved without RFE's. Good luck!